In The Garden
Eric has 'em. Jim has 'em. Janie has 'em. Brian has 'em too. Alas, I no longer have the Big Honkin' Hibiscus, at least none in bloom at the moment, but just wait (not that mine are ever as big as what Eric and Janie are bragging about...you know how those folks in Texas are, but still...). Here is what I have:
Some Big Honkin' Shrooms
And Some Clovers
So what's in your garden?
Labels: Flora and fauna
9 Comments:
"But really, officer, they're just big honkin shrooms..."
Oh, wait. :)
"But officer, they're for a project! See, I have this blog and, uh, they're for that."
"Mr. Oskifer, please do not listen to them. These are not my shrooms. They belong to, um, somebody else, yeah."
What, no citronella candle?
Jim, our citronella candle filled up with water and became a mosquito haven (quite the opposite of its original purpose), so we had to get rid of it. I wish I had a citronella candle like you. ;-)
Those are some big honkin' shrooms.
Maybe I am glad you're not my CPA.
Wow, man.....that's cooooooooooool. Grooovvy.
You make me laugh, girl.
Nice grass. Really. About the shrooms... no comment.
Oh, now, Mis_nomer, you're really trying to get me in trouble. ;-)
Janie, A free black-light poster with every tax return. ;-)
Grass and shrooms? Boy are you going to have some fun word searches.
I think those are common fungus among us.
My garden is on my patio, full of cherry & patio tomatoes, oregano, mint, chives, thyme, rosemary, sage, verbena, giant palm like tree, dill, basil, basil and more basil.
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